B_Rex calculation programme

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Welcome to the pages of our calculation programme B_Rex.

The programme uses symbols to model conveyors and drives and any alterations to them on the computer so the interaction of virtually any system with every type in the Forbo Siegling product range can be simulated. The data on the Forbo Siegling types is included in the programme as a database.

Apart from drums, skid plates and support rollers, live rollers and knife edges in any combination can now be calculated too. Accumulations or dischargers can be added to each conveying line. Fitting is always simulated as if the conveyor were at a standstill or for normal operation. Fitting can also be simulated for acceleration mode or for irregular operation.

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The way that machinery is fitted with B_Rex is divided into four simple steps and only requires information from the designer that he already knows. Any alteration of the parameters of a particular fitting operation means that a new calculation is carried out so that machine performance can be optimised easily.
B_Rex is freely available and at the moment the leading calculation programme with the greatest number of possibilities in the light materials handling sector.

Good luck working with this programme. If you have any questions or problems e-mail us at: brex@siegling.com.

The screenshots and a brief description will give you an initial overview of B_Rex.

If you are already a registered B_Rex user you can log in here to get to the download page (full version or update) directly.
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If you would like to download B_Rex for the first time, you will have to register before you can access the download page.
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Here you find the manual Splice_IT in B_Rex

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